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YES CAMP LEAD IN “SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE” POLE

naijalog by naijalog
September 7, 2014
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The Referendum campaign in Scotland took a twist as recent poll shows the “YES CAMP” take the lead for the first time winning 51% of the vote according to the Sunday Times.

This comes months after what has been seen by many as a bound to fail campaign for independence by “Nationalist” who claim Scotland would thrive and will become one of the worlds richest countries if they leave the United Kingdom.

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The recent change in the poll have left “Pro Unionist” Debating the position of the United kingdom on issue of Currency,North Sea Oil and the British Naval base and most significantly the future of PM David Cameron in the Labour Party with elections scheduled for May 2015 which could be decided in two weeks after the referendum is voted

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